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by rudedogg 8y ago
Another source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-03-26/apple-inf...
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A LSP client maintainer's view of the LSP protocol(reddit.com)
2 points by rudedogg 8y ago|0 comments
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> doing less good than a perfect-information solution, will still almost certainly do more good than harm. This thread, and past threads on this subject turn into an absolute shit-show and cause tribalism/division. I feel like that
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> Lambda School's traffic is down 20% today as compared to yesterday This seems weird; did you account for the time (since it's only around noon?)
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> It's always easier for me to modify a running system than it is to big-bang an entire system from scratch. Reminds me of the tracer bullets concept from "The Pragmatic Programmer". I've found it really helpful when
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by rudedogg 8y ago
We're kind of figuring out that doesn't work either. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_on_drugs#Efficacy_of_the_U... ------------------ I think the grandparent was referencing this: https://en.wiki
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by rudedogg 8y ago
It'll just be a point/minor release. WWDC is where major releases are usually announced (iOS 13 and macOS 10.15 for the coming 2019 WWDC).
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I use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/vimium-ff/ and it works well for me.
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> Alan, if you're in the comments section I'd love to hear your thoughts on what you think of the resurgence of functional programming in the modern day and whether anything, other than perhaps languages like Erlang, has approa
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by rudedogg 8y ago
I think these issues are fundamental problems with communication. Sure some have been automated - but communicating is simply easier than it ever has been. The problems will be worked on, and like democracy we'll swing back and forth t
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> I have a scheduled appointment with a vision specialist next week. I was having eye strain towards the end of the day, and getting some "occupational lenses" pretty much fixed the issue. I think visiting an Optometrist is the
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Since users get tokens for interactions with their content, I wonder if the content on sites like this will be worse. You have that incentive everywhere else (the positive feeling of likes, +1s, etc.), but here it's a kind of direct f
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by rudedogg 8y ago
Hmm, not the creator but the page source looks fine. There's no JS, and the images just have this CSS: .scale-img-half { width: 46vmin; border: 1px solid #404040; } What browser are you using?
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by rudedogg 8y ago
Not the parent but when you click it slides out a sidebar to show the discussions, covering the content. The annotations also take up a lot of space making the text smaller. On the plus side they (Fermat's Library) converted it to text
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by rudedogg 8y ago
It's funny, I read your post and thought you must be talking about Lazarus. I did some searching and (I think) found the thread in question (I actually didn't see the submission, but was thinking of the 17 day old one that was mar
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by rudedogg 8y ago
I feel like your comment is disingenuous. He's saying that we all feel slighted, and perhaps cases where minorities feel slighted, is just that. A case mentioned from the article that gave me this vibe: > “A couple of them were at a
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by rudedogg 8y ago
Sorry, I just didn't want to give people the impression that it's more difficult than other languages. To upgrade you'd just have to remove the original install directory and untar the new release. I'm not familiar with
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by rudedogg 8y ago
Ubuntu is supported (see https://swift.org/download/ ), but Windows is pretty early I think. See https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/master/docs/Windows.md and https:/&#x2
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It looks pretty straightforward, see the Linux section of https://swift.org/download/#using-downloads
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Would also like to see this un-duped. The discussions around Lazarus are always interesting.
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> we know who he is and who his supporters are I don't think the way forward is to claim half the country is racist. Some of the Trump supporters are, but I feel like it's an easy/unfair explanation for why Trump was elect
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by rudedogg 8y ago
I think their point was that the ticking time bomb is only caused by regulations, which they can no longer comply with. The situation would be better for them if they could just get the oil recycled from their typical tank, but they need ap
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by rudedogg 8y ago
> all the things we missed about Delphi! Except the insanely fast compile times, native WYSIWYG editor, etc, etc.
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> I also don't understand why so much hate for Alexa. Everyone in this thread just seems like a Debbie downer, shi*ing on everything all the time. My issue is that it hears me correctly, it just doesn't understand what I'm
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by rudedogg 8y ago
> A particularly striking example is around perceptions of wealth. In asking about wealth, they ask how much the average black household has if for every $100 the average white household has. The average answer was $85; the reality, $5.
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by rudedogg 8y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18834107
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by rudedogg 8y ago
I think if they do this a lot of people will go back to smoking. Ex-smokers still want to smoke, vaping is just barely decent enough to switch if you want to.
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by rudedogg 8y ago
I'd like to try out the community edition, but the license seems restrictive. It sounds like if you make more than $5,000 (from anywhere - not just through use of the software) you have to buy a license? I don't really get the poi
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Gitea 1.6 released(github.com)
2 points by rudedogg 8y ago|0 comments
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Outside the warmer areas of the US, I think a big reason for wood framing is how easy it is to insulate. I'm not sure how it's done in the UK with brick buildings though. It seems like if you needed much insulation you'd end

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